An Ink Resist Technique--with Variations.

The author describes extensions he has been doing to the ink resist or aquagraph drawing technique. He adds colored inks to the usual black-and-white process of the art, which involves superimposing a separate drawing on the preceding one. Attempts to substitute drybrush for pure line have resulted in drawings that emit an air of weight and force. He also describes some of the equipment he uses including an ordinary hair spray for the washing-off process, an inexpensive kind of tempera white for underpainting, and medium-weight watercolor stock paper.